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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-11
egAIgAED COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND. September 10. 1871
OFFFRINga,

hlCHsOhD, SelLeiuDoI ~, .99I
OFFERlNGs.
WuEAT.-I0ngbcrry. s.2i0 bushel Mxoi,
1903 bushels. ShOrberry 2,SOj bushels. lotal,
l4.t9i bushels.
.iATs.-1,3l2 bushels.
RYE bushels.
MEAL.-29O bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHELT.-LOugberry. IA bushels seed at $50.
800 bushels prime At Sac. 100 bushels very
good a. 6}c. 600 bushels good at So. - bush
ol5 good At Sic; 81 bushels fair az Soc; $50
bushels common az ne. Mixed, 200 bushels
prime at s3c. (; 600 bushels good a. Soc; 30
bushels fair az 7Sc. COO bushels common nj
zee. Shoriberry, PM bushels very good At Soc.
~ bushels good at 5Sc. 80 bushels common at
1sc. ; ~ bushels common at 72c; 2S2 bushels
common at zoe. 30 bushels common NJ $50
10 bushels common at &C. (; 10 bushels conf
mon at e.. q bushels common at co.. Total
Gales If wheat. Z. 90 bushels.
Offerings to-day ~ wheat, 1861 bushels;
sEmo day last year. II 80 bushels. Sales to-day
Of wheat, 1910 bushels; sans day last year,
1873 bushels. Offerings so far thi- year, 353, SIS
lus hels; same time lest year, 36,756 bushels.
Extreme range ~ prices to-day, % b Ac.;
came day last year. ~ 10 9Oc.
OATs-Minter. ~ bushels prime az SS,.
Spring, 3,2 hushel, prime on private terms; o
bushels prime al 32c.
Rye bushels very good at 800.
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Indicted for Aiding McGarlgle's
EacaDc.

by telegraph 70 tho Dlspatch.l
CHICAGO, September 10.-Nine in
dictments were returned by the grand
jury to-day against four persons al
legged TO have been abettors in McGari-
gle's escape--Dr. Leonard St. John, Of
the College of Physicians, and Sur
geon Lew Dell, ianitor of the same
college ; Captain John Irving, com
mander of the schooner Edward Blake,
and Captain John Neer, commander Of
the George A. Marsh. There were two
indictments brought against each for
conspiracy TO effect the escape Of a
prisoner and for assisting the escape OF
the prisoner after conviction. The
ninth charges st. John with perjury,
and doubtless refers to his testimony
before the July grand jury, where he
is represented as denying any connec-
ton with the escape. Assistant State 8
Attorney Longnecker says very strong
circumstantial case has been made
against these four men.
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rw- CLAY-STREET METHODIST
EPISCOPAL CHURCH corner Of Adams and
Clay s,reets)--serviess THIS hosxiSo IT II
O'Clock by Miss PnGsz HALL SISTER Phobe)
and at ~ p. NJ. by Rev. J. 7. LrRkIs. All
respectfully invited 10 attend.
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THO poLers IN Council.

The Bakers Union of Richmond and
Ma. chester met at Elletts Hall last
night and spent some time discussing
VICES and short hours.
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
RrcEwoxp sYocx xxCsArgu

BALTIMORE, Mp. September i0.-Virginia 6s'
Consolidated, az; pasi-dno coupons, 6S; DO
O-tO's. $50; do. new 3's, 63A. Bid to-day.
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SATURDAY. September 10, ieT.
SALgs-FwsT BOABD.-2 shares Virginia Fire
Aud Marine Insurance Company at - q
sl ares Virginia State Insurance Company AZ
s5I, Il shares DO. at 25M.
Closing quotations at the Stock Board:
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Baso-hifs Cmcagos, IS IndmnApO-
lis, 8. Errors Chicagos, 3; Indian
arolis, 3. Batteries Baldwin and
DAILY; Leitner and Myers. Six in
nines. Game called because every
body was used up and the weather was
uncomfortably cold.
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Baseball Yesterday.

10y ioicstoHh w wv bioh"t~Hi
at Baltimore
LouisyiIles. 100000 .
Baltimores. 20 0 0 0200 l. 3
Base-hits Baltimores, 8; Louis
villes, 13. Errors: Bsltimores, 3;
Louisvilles, 3.
at Philadelphia:
st. Louis. % O00030 / 4
Athletics. ..011100 K
Base-hits st. Louis, 10; Athletics,
II. Errors st. Louis, 3 Athletics, o..
At Staten Island:
Metropolis. 4 90 % 6 0 0 Ill
Cmcinnatis. Il 22l10 Ill
Base hits Metropolitans, 16 ; Cincin-
natis. l6. Errors: Metropolitans, ID
Cincinnatis, 6.
At Brooklyn:
Seven innings-Darkness.l
Brooklyns. .......0 OO3 90 o. 3
Clevelands. .....0 , 2 3 I'll
Base-hits Brooklyns, 8; Cleve-
lands, 10. Errors Brooklyns, 5; Cleve-
lands, /.
At Washington
Washingt'ns. i O o o 0 | 0 o. 3
Philadelphias2 3 ) O X-17
Base-hits Washingtons, ; Phila-
9elphias, 23 Errors Washingtons, >
Phladelphias, >. Batteries: Whitney
and Mack Maui and Clements.
at Boston
Bostons .1012O / 3
New Yorks. 0 o 0 0 D o. ,
Basc-hits: Bostons, II New Yorks
II. Errors: Bostons, 3 4; New Yorks, t.
Batteries: Madden and Kelly; Welch
and Brown.
At Detroit
Morning Camel
Detroits. see. 81 0l 400 ! Oh
Pittsburghs. o 0 03 0 , o o. E
Rase-hits Detroits, 81 Pittsburghs,
70. Errors Detroits, 4 Plttsblrghs,
?. Batteries: Conway and Camel /;
Calvin and Miller
afternoon Camel
Dctroits ....20 u 90 10 , . 2-l7
Pittsburghs 1 0 002 90 o. 3
Pase-hits Detroits, % Pittsburghs,
10. Errors Detroits, / Pittsburghs,
8. Batteries Baldwin and CANCEL
Morris and Carroll.
At Chicago:
Chicagos. 30 , 3 , 5000 Is
Indianapolis. L o 0 0 0 o 0 l o.
Base-hits Chicagos, II Indianapo-
lis, 7. Errors Chicagos, i; In
dianapolis, 3. Batteries Clarkson aud
Flint Shreye and Arundel.
Afternoon Camel
ChicagOs. .........3 . 0 } 2 BIB
Indianapolis. ......2 90 ! 0 . >
Base-hits Chicagos, 18; IndInnapo-
lis, &. Errors Chicagos, 3; Indian
apolis, 3. Batteries Baldwin and
DAILY; Leitner and Myers. Six in
nines. Game called because every
body was used up and the weather was
uncomfortably cold.
HOW TIE CLUBS STAND.
ri - - IL AIo National ooora
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nJ- THIRD CHRISTIAN CHURCH
corner Twepsy-sisth and Marshall streetsl--
II. c. GARRISON, Pastor.--seryicss At II A. y.
aud 8 T.. NJ.
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Gold and silver Imports and Ex-
norris.
[By telegraph to the Dlspatch.l

Iby I0Io6IaI7I % VIC JI5PaNI.I
New York, September 10.-The i'm
ports of gold for the week ending to-
day amounted to S3,031, $50, of which
S2,950,452 came from Europe and
Sl31,17S from South America. This
does not include 81, SS9, 623 which came
on the Ems to-day. The exports Of
specie for the week were 1906, 3S5. OF
which S265,575 was in silver and
$40. $40 in gold.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-11

REvIHw or TnE CHICAGO YARKkrS.

CHICAGO, September i0.-rhs tenor Of the
Government crop report was generally known
before the opening on Change. and az II was
regarded a. rather hcsrish document on
wheat tho opening price had a weak tone. Oc-
tober wheat started az 104c aud sold almost
Immediately 20 SOaT0Rc Tho Government
figures On the wheat crop were Just what tho
crowd had expected. aud thla. together with
liberal selling by local houses. caused aturther
weakness, and october wheat dropped % t9jsc
Scalpers dumped their wheat freely TIE iAst
hour. December was soid with unusual freo-
dom around 73a43hs'.. one house lerlng -
over 100000 bushels. there were gooi
mary limited buying orders AZ the inside. aud
they stcpped further downward movement,
but tho market closed weak ~ traction sDo'e
the inside ngnres Of the day aAd week ana 90
sc lower than yesterday. Octobers maj
figure was 10c Corn was quite actiyo
and rather unsettled to-day, opening
rather weak, but the Governments crop
report and persistent buying by local opera
tors caused Iiices 70 arm up someWhat anu
the market closed steady at aoeut yestefiays
figures. The chief activity was In Nay options.
October corn opened at eve, sold down 10
axe. ard reacted 20 $40. aud closed AZ arc.
May started az IS &C., declined 10 nhG, re-
acted and closed at f5hc. oats were compare
lively Quiet October sold az 25ta2lHc. aud
closed az 5ia25hc. Provisions ruled gene
rally quiet with the feeling somewhat unset
tied. Prices were irregular and averaged
lower ON leading articles, and tue maket
closed rather tame. The offerings were not
very largo and t,fo demand was limited.
trading being mainly In October and January
deliveries. The receipts were fair and tho
shipments quite large. October lard sold AZ
f660sSGG9k and closed steady. october sbor.-
ribs opensd at $3.50; declined. owing 70 tho
sale OF lot OF 100000 pounds Of ribs ON call,
70 ss.75: reacted under buying orders. ana
closed at the opening figure. January moss
pork sold at sl250asl2Utl y, closing at tls.1o'
WILMINGTON.
WnXIEarOS, y. c., September h-Tufpen-
IA, FIRM at g9bc. R0sin trm strained, fO3.
good strained, sjc. Tar firm at si.3O. Crude
turpentine nrm; hard, N.l0; yellow-dip aud
virgin. l.,5
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-11
C.sud.dasc~ EefOre the Democratic
Primary.


Tie candidates who have formally
announced themselves are Messrs.
Meade Haskins. J. II. O'Bannon, Lyon
G.. Tyler, and |. 7. Wallace.
Hon. Henry l.. Carter WAS asked yos-
lerday if he is candidate. He said
Yes, subject TO the Democratic pri-
many"
Hon. James d. Patton is not in the
city. On the 2l6t he will SAL Tor
Turope. 10 be absent several months.
Hon. James \. Dunlop said yester-
day that he did not desire 20 be a can
didate Tor reelection.
Hon. Ashton Starke IS still confined
10 his home by sickness.
The probability is that Colonel A. >.
Ruford will yield to the persuasions OF
friends and announce himself a candl-
date
Mr. r. l.. Brown is frequently men
toned as an available man, and his
name would carry great strength with
il but he states positively that he will
not permit himself TO be run.
Mr. Il. Nj. s. Valentine, long con-
nccted with Lcyy's dry-goods house,
resident of Church Hin, and during the
war a fighting member OF the klch-
mond Light Infantry Blues, IS often
mentioned rs 3 candidate.
Captain A. l.. Phillips, commander
Of Lee Camp. will probably be called
on by a large number Of citizens TO an
nounce himself as candidate.
Ar. Louis Ginter il often referred 70
As an available candidate for the House.
Colonel Tazewell Elicit, George A.
Anslie, ESQ, and General John Il.
Cooke are also mentioned as possible
candidates but it is not likely that any
one of them will in any contingency
now probable consent TO serve.
Mr.. Conner has not the remotest idea
Of becoming candidate, but VIII con
tiuue 10 give his best efforts TO the cause
T'orHER SIDE.
II seems probable that a Labor ticket
will be nominated. and that 1t WIZ re-
ceiye the support OF the kepubiican
voters. Among the names talked OF ~
this connection are Messrs. j. NJ. hyaii'
John $. Bethel, Rowland Hill, >. L.
De,ine, and ). A. Healy.
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DkS SECOND BAPTIST
cHURcH-tsornsr Main aud SIKH sussluA- :.
Rev. W. W. LAspRVx, D. D. pas>or. VA
preach a. a. " and SIN. \
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MAXINE ISTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. SEPTEMBER 10, 1857.

Steamship Roanoke. Couch. New York, mer-
chandise and passengers, q. ". Allen & Co,
agents.
Steamship Pioneer. Hines, Philadelphia,
merchandise aud passengers, j. w. McCarrsk
! Co.. agents.
steamer Ariel. Deyo. Norfolk, United states
mail, merchandise and passengers. l. y. Ia
uun. agent
Schooner Charles T.. Smith. Bowen, PhllAdol-
pAia, coal, William NJ. Martin.
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rs6- REV. DR. j. b. NEWTON, OF
Monumental church. will preach a, Meade
Memorial church, Manchester, To-NIGHr at
O'Clock.
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WEEKLY RANK STATEMENT.

NEW YORK, September l0.--Tho weekly state
ment OF the associated banks shows the follow
ing changes: Reserve. decrease, fl,Os,3o
loans. increase. s2,G0i0o0; specie, decrease
giES.9O: legal tenders. decrease. p.Uil,SO ;
crease. $500.
The banks now hold sLiSi.i95 in excess of the
legal REQUIREMENT
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NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.
fRn...,..tnd fnr Tho nlsnafchl

sPrTEMBER TO- Market continues unchanged
and nominal. only few baga disposed of At
the cOmmssiOn-houses yesterday. fflme,
iaiAc. fancy, axe; comm, u, 2ha3Hc. sheued,
3halkc.: factory hand-pcSed, 5a6c.
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CHANGE MADE.

a vote was taken by acclnmation, and
tle time OF the primary election was
postponed until the 9Th of October
next.
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THn wSArnsH N RIoHMosD YEsraRDAY vas

clear and warn.
kanRa of TlArmomeier YesterdAf.
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re quote: yine. S. 50ats..'; sgpsrILe, A.1sa
q. IS; oxtra. g. s0afS75; famlJ, SieN.% ps;oui
family. country, tt75aij.25
COTTON EgPoRg
Market quiet and nominal.
QUOTATIONS..
HtDDLfH0-QiIc
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NrN YnpK cn1srnN TIITnRKS.

INV YORE. September -COtton-Gross
Tccoipts. $3.50 bales. Futures closed stea1y
rales' 60 $40 bales; September. s95Oat9 80: Dc
tober 81 35af9.36: November and December.
500; January. t98Jaf036; February. t9tsa
fg43: March, So l9ai0N; April, s9.56as95I;
May. t9Clasg.G5; June, ssdas9G; July, t1''a
sg,q
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FINANCIAL.
NEW YORK, BALTIMORE. AHD RICH
MoED STOCK EXCHANGES.
Grain, Provisions, Cotton, Tobacco, FUR
peniine, Resin, Tar, and
Peanut Markets.



NEW YORK. September i0.--The stock mar-
ket was somewhat mixed to-day ana gave M
tie sign Of tho buoyancy prevalent late yessS,l-
day afternoon. The bears got 70 work carry
and Notwithstanding the crowd OF brokers W
Western Union brought about n CONSIDERABLE
recession In prices before buying took inuch
effect There wero only two stocks 10 wnlcn
there was any interest namely, western
Union and ReAding-and with me excepti0ii Oi
Missouri Pacific and New England the re-
msinder were dun aud featureless through
out The opening WAS heavy at a decline tfym
yesterdays final figures extending 70 = per
cs.t and on very moderate trading further
fractional declines amounting TO from . 70 :
per cent, were established In the hrst Few mt
nuies Buying then assumed larger ptopoI,
tions and prices recovered sharply. The best
price we're generally reached about II a. ~,
the marset having again become dulL a
drooplng tendency was then developed, anu
after the hank statement was published a de-
cided weaknessowas shown and the decline
ceased only with the close OF business. Wnch
ascuiet but weak 81 the lowest prices reached.
The sales aggregated ISL 600 shares.
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COOKING by Electricity. !.
The New York Etecfyfcat Revsew OF
September 10th, referring 10 the pre-
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-03

and shrewd Mr. Plank. The result Is that
the hotel Is now being painted inside and
out, 375 men being still employed in the
work and they are pushed To get the
great carayansery ready for occupation
and the opening day July 18th.
A description of the building is almost a
herculean task. Most visitors will simply
be astounded at its immensity Think of a
balcony go feet long and 80 feet widel
Every foot of this balcony overlooks the
broad, blue Straits. Two views of the great
structure, front and rear. are shown on this
page.
The ground floor has 35 elegant sleeping
rooms. besides large barber shop, bath
rooms, wine cellar, baggage room, porter's
room, water closets, bar, etc. The office or
parlor floor contains 9S sleeping rooms, also
large drawing room, writing room smoking
room, check room. reception room, rotun da,
two private Offices in suites" breakfast
room, ordinary, dining room 2l3xS0. In
this room the ceilings are q feet in
height, with band balcony over the main
entrance, opening up through the hall
above. This floor also has grand bal
cony. varying from % feet in width to 80
feet, with a French porte cochere, with
roora for the largest vehicles The view
from this balcony is the very grand
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-03

Every floor contains ladies and gentle
mems toilet rooms aud baths. and there are
five flights of steps leading from the
ground floor to the roof of the hotel, also a
back pair of service steps. aad o Hal
elevator, baggage and passenger, runs to
every floor and up into the large tower.
Mason & Rice, the architects. OF Detroit,
say the hotel is model. The main en-
trance, with porte coch>1s, has been made ~
grand as possible. The smokiag rom,
drawing room, and some 40 sleeping rooms.
have open fire CRATES. The hotel is heated
by steam and lighted with both electric
lights and Gas. The LANDRY will be
equipped in the most modern style with
the latest improved machinery. The large
Casino bowling alleys billiard rooms, ETC.,
will be modern and commodous.
The hotel has go feet frontage, with FIVE
floors of sleeping rooms. and ample accom-
modations for loo guests. The grounds
around the hotel are nicely laid out and
have plenty of rustic and Summer build
ings. with pretty Dand stand. There are
ample grounds for all kinds Of games of
the day. Whites Grand Theatre orchestra,
OF Detroit, has been engaged for the season.
The private office in the hotel is so
arranged that any of the help from any
quarter OF the house. can get to II by way
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-03

HExALs w~s SIMPLY ssto0lsAed 81 - nag
altaks - ftss2a7s is go fsst-lxfzsr tkxa
asst Of tas vsry largest Of lks seaside he-
10 Of the last
TAs erection q tkls splendid b1iI5isg
sss conceived by tie oteers u the Grsnd
KzUids 4 iadi4na Ra1roas com psDy q this
city. ~tks grsad Old uasB. ~ y. HuKh.rt
President Of The read, tsking lively iater.
est II X. AT leastb. after many nsegings
and considerable amount Of hxurng the
6sad Rapids 4 Ina.znz. tbs Michigan
Centfal aud the Detroit ana Cisse.sod
steam Nsyisatlon cotupany Ioins1 with
John o Plank. az Ezsssrn hotel man Sad
he bniliiag OF IA immense eaf2Yanssry Al
al expense Of $4,000 ras decided oa The
wOfk was besuE 80 DAYS ago snd has been
prosecuted With tremendous yisoF under
The enleFprising nervousness OF The Why
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-03

est on The Tslsnj. The balcony is Of
old EDgIish colonial architecture. IL
Is rooted thirty-eight feet above the floor.
covering ehe sntise front. and all suites Of
rooms have private balconies projecting
out under its roof From all The small bal
comics the views are also grand. This new
fssture. which origias'ed with Mr. John O.
Plank, "a a result Of his long and extensive
experience in fashionable Summer resort
business. Is scxnox edged 70 be the most
practicable ever put into use in this coun-
try.
Tie kitchen and the culinary department
planned by Mr Plank also, has twelve
apartments. slI on one aoor with the dining
rooms. II contains al the following apart
ments bordsrsi arouad one r5funda. which
i tie kitchen rroper. Silver room, vse
table room, general store noon. receiving
RON. cutsinz room, cold room. et<f7s room.
female help dining room. nae help room
bakery. pnry ro0n. etc. Al the nsne5
susrtmsass are simply provided with ice
hoxss rsfrfrerstorss &c. n the centre Of
tns large kitchen. sox70. = the s11i-
lsry. squipped uilh a. The istess modem
idsas, also the csrvinz saaleS, arns All
steam chests are hscsfe5 IN tie nost con.
venieut pace. This department vas bulit
wish special vles - ayoid any hidlaz
F.As~ a.s p<spsaIl ss4<ssrax - tss paxs
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-03

OF small private steps. fhus avoiding the
annoyance of service 70 main osice or
through any public part Of the hoie..
All the corridors 81, twelve feet vide,
with high and airy ceilings. The
rooms on the front all connect # desired.
and al have closets large enough 70 contain
trunk or two. With p.eosy Of room to Gn-
pack. The rooms aTe al very large. par-
Tors with baths and cIgess are lsx12 lest.
and there l. not ora dark room in the
house. At hotsl men Of experience
agree that the house i = finely arranged
pgildins aud ss vel YropoTHoned a.
any hotel in The 7 i.e3 States. There
is not one inch Of Vase room, and from be-
hia9 The oaics c0snles every departus snt is
uEdsr the eyes Of the clerks. in fsct. the
hotel is thorouehlr good common sense
buil3irg snd as perfect - Il csn BE made
TIE windows ars al French plate. huns o.
weights and al hs@ antique oak inside
b.nds. 1hr0aeh tlE ses0rn saenaafiors q
c. \. Caskey. the contractor. and Nasoa
4 Rice. tbs sreaiteos. The hnslding vii Re
painted outside wiss thnee cezts of pure
rhite iead sna oil Jhe inside = Al oi
faish. The sosrs y 81 pnhe rssras are
Of fniaid bard p5oes
joan o. Fisnk tke ixndlar8 81 thss
rasmotb hotsl. is ! salty Lite geaflen.n
vss hs bee sbxsxs IS Lse sss ssssss -.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-03

- ths seapisyes. sn2 it i - afrsazsd thss
t4s ehisf rsoe.siEs eisEk. sas sle@kra can
ksse tAosf eyes ga a. TIE ssHs<sas sHs's
tu motien. elsklDz Is 0as q tss lnsS1 eoao
kists culinary tspafimsats ever devised
The esss seer aseys ths psfier Hoor oon-
tsiBs isi Sleeping Fo0as ailh lsTss lsess
ia the centre Vi tie hetel. laaieedssissy
2bors tie oflce. aaa . large bsioony I'm
ssdislsly oa from the lobby. aneFdlng 4
ans view Of the SfEsits Tie seeone hoof
contains ls3 siespluE Fo9lns stA large
balcony Immediately ia tae centfs q TIE
building The third aoof eentains - sleep
iag rooms with balcony directly oyer tAs
series Of balconies up Tie cealEe os the ho-
lei on each lioor. sboai 80 leei Ia lsasth.
There are 81 other private balconies on the
front ef the hotel. roofed over with ihs
large grand balcony foOi.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-03
GRAND RAPIDS. MICH SUNDAY MORNING, JULY 8. 1887.

ieaging1s the Yssnont Central railroad 10
ths 6reea NountAins. zna was for s9as
sias landlerd of TIE great hslel. CalVMbs
Hall. Al Leosnoa. \. J. rs has been cen
nsstea wilh i<lsa8 ooean Heass. a. Foinl
PlszssBs. = J., asd q her seaside places.
AR. Rlsnk dsesres thst the new hessl,
With SIS Couey is.aad baloony music and
al. wsll positively epea galy IS. Il wiii
pay those who have seen the Island
hundred simes - take = srp taefe ~ ses
Plank 6rznd Hotel.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-03

most magnificent caraysnsary in all the
West
The Algomah touches at the wharf and
the ceep dispason OF a remarkable oolored
man is heard announcing:
Everybody like De John Jacob Astor
House-dey all go dab"
And 20 we 20 ihers, ioo-and soon we are
seated at Snowy table, in the quaint, low
dining roon-the identical dining room ia
which. in years sgone. the fur traders ate
their meals. There are bouquets Of butter
cups aud daisies fringed with ferns and
surmounted most appropriately with the
Rcar dc land this ends our All
night ride. Now we can enioy
the gicries Of the Island of Macinac hy en-
gsging . carriage at small expense.
The historical spots. and the natural curl
osi'ies Of the island are familiar to all tour
lists and they were handsomely illustrated
in the Midsummer Number of the Trtr.
eRAs-HERALD OF a year ago. Outside OF all
these attractions the great feature of the re.
sort this Summer is the erection OF nam.
moth hotel, which is 10 be known as
PLANKs GRAND HoTKL So quickly has
this monster carsvansary climbed skyyard
that even the people Of Michigan know
very little about it,
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